Alongside some great tunes from myself and Digitalchild, this weeks special guest is electronica duo Hyperion.
Hyperion is a Brisbane based live electronica act striving to push the boundaries of electronic performance. Heavily influenced by The Chemical Brothers, Leftfield and current tech funk pioneers such as Elite Force, BLIM, and D Ramirez, they play a psychedelic mix of original breakbeat and house music. With their revolutionary way of performing live, Hyperion weave improvised and previously unwritten music with on the fly versions of their original material.
They've laid down some great tracks so be sure to tune in! Let us know what you think in the comments section after the show.
About the Author:SJ is passionate supporter of the dance music community and when not on the decks works behind the scenes making DanceNode run smoothly.
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